LSA reporting in Advantage
Create client-ready Google LSA reports without copying figures and notes into spreadsheets. Put the reporting period, charged leads, spend, calls, messages, account notes, and next follow-up in one weekly summary.
Google provides the native LSA charge and lead records. Advantage uses read-only access to organize the weekly report.
Weekly LSA summary
Connected account
Selected period
Charged leads
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Spend
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Cost per lead
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Contact mix
Calls••
Messages••
Bookings••
Account review
What the team should review before the next client update
Answered and missed-call activity
Reply coverage and lead-quality notes
The reporting job
A useful Google Local Services Ads report tells the reader what happened during the reporting period, what the leads cost, how prospects contacted the business, and what deserves follow-up.
Advantage keeps the client report focused on the figures and follow-up the reader needs. Detailed account fields remain in Google and the relevant Advantage review.
Read the guide to Google's native LSA reportReporting boundaries
Use Google's native report for source records, Advantage for weekly LSA summaries, and a general platform for cross-channel reporting. Keep the source record separate from the client update.
| Reporting option | Best use | Typical content | Boundary |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01Google native LSA report | Best use:Check Google's account record for the selected period | Typical content:Charged leads, lead types, charges, spend, lead records, and disputed lead credits | Boundary:Native record in Google's LSA reporting interface |
| 02Advantage LSA reporting | Best use:Review and communicate LSA account performance | Typical content:Lead and spend summary, contact mix, selected account notes, and the next follow-up | Boundary:LSA-specific client communication and account review |
| 03General marketing reporting platform | Best use:Combine several marketing channels in one report | Typical content:Search ads, analytics, social, SEO, and other channel metrics | Boundary:Broad cross-channel view rather than a dedicated LSA review |
Advantage labels source-backed figures and calculated values. Google remains the source for native lead and charge records. The report identifies likely explanations as PrimeLSA analysis.
Full product overviewReport anatomy
The account, date range, charged leads, and spend should be easy to find. Select each part to see what belongs in a focused weekly report.
Put the answer before the explanation.
Start with the account, date range, charged leads, spend, and cost per charged lead.
Advantage keeps field labels, comparison periods, update times, and missing-value states consistent with the connected report.
Weekly reporting workflow
Follow five steps each week. Keep the client summary short and open the supporting review only when the client needs more detail.
Client and period
One checkpoint at a time
01 / 05
Choose the client account and the dates the report will cover.
Delivery method, recipients, approval steps, and report format depend on the enabled reporting setup.
Supporting review
A total does not show whether calls were answered, whether inquiries fit the business, or whether a message waited for a reply. The report can summarize the issue while the detailed work stays in the correct Advantage module.
01
Review missed calls, booking intent, lead fit, and intake patterns. Keep the client summary limited to the selected reporting period.
02
Check response coverage and team handoffs. The client report can name the response issue and link to the relevant message review.
03
Review lead ratings, evidence, feedback status, and credit outcomes. Keep the report tied to the account record.
Reader views
Agency teams, business owners, and client-facing staff use the same figures differently. Select a reader to see which details belong in the weekly summary.
REPORT VIEW
Keep each authorized client's report separate, prepare a consistent weekly update, and use the summary to open the client conversation.
Start with
Client and date range
Explain
Lead or spend change
Finish with
Next client follow-up
Google supplies the native record. Advantage provides the weekly summary and links to the relevant account review.
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Client reporting view
Agency presentation
Agencies using a supported white-label setup can present reports through their branded client view and communications. Available branding and delivery options depend on the enabled agency setup.
Review the complete branded client experience and partner setup.
Read-only account review
Advantage uses authorized read-only access for account analysis. It does not change budgets, campaign settings, disputes, messages, profile details, or other account settings on its own.
Review security and account access01
Provides the native lead, charge, spend, and credit records for the selected period.
02
Advantage
Organizes supported account figures, notes, and the next follow-up into the reporting view.
03
The user
Reviews the report and decides which recommendation becomes an account action.
Reporting demo
The demo uses a privacy-safe account and defined date range. It starts with the Google record, shows the weekly summary, and opens the relevant Advantage review when the client needs more detail.
The client report stays short. Calls, replies, and lead feedback remain in their dedicated Advantage reviews.
WEEKLY LSA REPORTING
Source account → weekly summary → supporting review
SOURCE ACCOUNT
Google remains the source for the selected period, native lead records, charges, and credits.
Selected period
Lead records
Charges and credits
WEEKLY SUMMARY
Bring the result, the way prospects contacted the business, and the next discussion into one reading order.
Result
Contact mix
Account note
Next follow-up
SUPPORTING REVIEW
Calls, replies, and lead feedback stay in their deeper reviews instead of crowding the client summary.
Call review
Answered, missed, and booking activity
Reply review
Message coverage for the selected period
Lead feedback
Relevant quality notes and account follow-up
The summary stays brief; the supporting product review remains available when the account team needs the detail behind it.
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Compare the reporting view with the client update your team prepares today.
LSA reporting FAQ
Source data, weekly summaries, client access, branding, and user control.
A Google Local Services Ads reporting tool organizes LSA account figures into a report for clients, owners, or account teams. Advantage includes the reporting period, lead and spend totals, call and message detail, response and lead-quality notes, and the next follow-up in one weekly report.
Google's native report is the source for charged leads, lead types, charges, spend, lead records, and disputed lead credits. Advantage uses source-backed figures and adds a concise client summary, relevant account notes, and the next follow-up.
An Advantage report can include the client account, reporting period, charged leads, spend, cost per charged lead, call and message mix, supported response or lead-quality notes, account status, and the next follow-up. Available fields depend on the connected account and enabled reporting setup.
Yes. Advantage can summarize supported call, response, and lead-quality detail for the selected period. Detailed call analysis, message workflows, and lead feedback remain in their dedicated product areas.
Agencies using a supported white-label setup can present LSA reporting through their branded client view and communications. Available branding and delivery options depend on the enabled agency setup.
Yes. Advantage supports weekly LSA updates with the reporting period, lead and spend summary, relevant account notes, and next follow-up. The schedule, recipients, approval steps, and report format depend on the enabled reporting setup.
Authorized clients can access the reporting view included in the agency or account setup. Available views and delivery methods depend on the user's role, enabled tools, and client-access settings.
No. Advantage uses read-only access for account analysis. It does not change budgets, campaign settings, disputes, messages, profile details, or other account settings on its own. Users decide whether to act on a recommendation.
Reporting walkthrough
Bring one reporting process your team uses today. The PrimeLSA team can show the weekly summary, the account notes behind it, the client view, and the relevant Advantage review.
Ask the team to focus the demo on agency client reporting, owner reporting, branded weekly updates, or the delivery method your team needs to confirm.